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#illegals
Forbes: Trump Administration Takes Battle Over Accidentally Deported Maryland Man To Supreme Court
The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to lift a lower court's order mandating the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported. This request coincided with a ruling from a 4th Circuit Court judge denying the administration's efforts to avoid the return deadline.
The administration's appeal comes as a response to a judge's injunction requiring Garcia's return by Monday night. This situation highlights ongoing legal battles regarding immigration enforcement and deportation procedures.
#politics
The Telegraph: If you want to see the future of England, look to Northern Ireland
The British government's approach to Northern Ireland has often relied on bribes and appeasement, leading to a decline in public services, with the region facing the highest waiting lists and longest A&E queues in the UK. Despite receiving more funding than England, issues persist, exacerbated by a lack of effective governance.
Sinn Féin's tactics, focused on maximizing benefits from the British Treasury while undermining the state, contribute to the region's struggles. The situation reflects broader societal concerns, as the political landscape becomes increasingly sectarian, with implications for England as well.
Le Monde: Marine Le Pen's Trumpian temptation
Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right Rassemblement National, was sentenced to four years in prison for embezzlement of public funds, leading her to accuse the judiciary of interfering in the electoral process. She claims that her conviction undermines democracy and promotes a narrative of victimization.
Despite her attempts to rally support, including invoking backing from figures like Donald Trump, public sentiment largely remains unsympathetic to her cause. Le Pen's conviction stems from a fraudulent scheme involving fake parliamentary assistant jobs, with damages exceeding €4 million.
Liberty Nation News: Political Extremism and the Brain - Liberty Nation News
Many Americans have labeled Donald Trump and his supporters with extreme terms, reflecting a growing intensity in political discourse. A study suggests that this phenomenon, termed Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), may be linked to psychological factors and social media algorithms that amplify negative sentiments. While both conservatives and liberals are exposed to these influences, conservatives reportedly maintain higher levels of happiness and lower anxiety.
The article argues that the roots of TDS may lie in a worldview associated with leftist ideologies, which can lead to moral absolutism and dehumanization of opponents. It emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and the ability to choose responses to political stimuli, warning against the dangers of emotional reasoning and the potential for societal harm stemming from extreme political beliefs.
Fox News: Appeals court blocks Trump from firing federal board members, tees up Supreme Court fight
A federal appeals court has blocked President Trump's firings of two federal board members, Gwynne Wilcox and Cathy Harris, allowing them to return to their positions. The court's 7-4 en banc decision cited Supreme Court precedents regarding removal restrictions for officials on multi-member boards.
The ruling is expected to provoke a strong response from the Trump administration, which has previously criticized the judiciary as "activist." The administration is likely to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court, continuing its legal battles over executive actions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq Open to Disarming to Avoid Trump Airstrikes
Iran-backed militias in Iraq, including Kata’ib Hezbollah, are reportedly considering disarmament due to threats of U.S. airstrikes under President Trump. Local commanders indicated that discussions with the Iraqi government about integrating into formal military structures are advanced.
The Iranian government appears to support this shift, urging the militias to accept the authority of the Iraqi Prime Minister. This move aims to reduce tensions and avoid potential military confrontations with the U.S. as the situation in Iraq evolves.
Breitbart: Hegseth Heads to Panama to Meet with Regional Leaders, US Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is visiting Panama for the 2025 Central American Security Conference, focusing on regional defense and cybersecurity. He will meet with military leaders and U.S. troops training alongside Panamanian forces.
The visit coincides with President Trump's call for better U.S. access to the Panama Canal, emphasizing its strategic importance and concerns over foreign control. Recent agreements have shifted control of key ports to a U.S.-led consortium.
#economy
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: Trump just reset the Great Reset—the Golden Age is on the other side
President Trump aims to prioritize American workers by implementing a 10% tariff policy, shifting focus from importing cheap goods to creating jobs domestically. This approach seeks to counteract decades of trade practices that have favored corporations and foreign governments at the expense of the American middle and working classes.
The pandemic exacerbated economic disparities, leading to a wealth transfer from the middle class to the wealthy. Trump's administration is positioned to reverse this trend by advocating for protectionist trade policies that ensure fair competition and benefit American families.
GB News: Keir Starmer warned of impact of Trump's 'unwelcome' tariffs on Britain's car industry: 'Very concerned!'
Shadow Paymaster General Richard Holden has raised alarms over stock market declines linked to US tariffs and Labour's National Insurance increases, which he claims are damaging UK businesses. He highlighted the automotive sector, facing potential job cuts and significant financial strain.
Holden stated that the National Insurance rise has already led to an estimated 25,000 job losses and warned of further repercussions for local authorities, including increased road maintenance issues. He criticized the government's approach, claiming it creates a hostile environment for businesses.
CNSNews: Trump: Don’t Join the ‘PANICAN’ Party Because of Tariffs
President Trump urged Americans not to panic over the tariffs he has imposed on countries that have historically levied high tariffs on U.S. goods. He reassured citizens that these measures, while causing short-term market sell-offs, are necessary for long-term economic benefit and fairness in trade.
He emphasized ongoing negotiations with global leaders, including Japan, and highlighted that the U.S. is finally addressing unfair trade practices, particularly with China. Trump claimed that the current economic indicators, such as low oil prices and no inflation, support his stance that America is reclaiming its economic strength.
#culture
Fox News: 5 trending Bite of Fox recipes to get you out of the dinner rut and the HexClad gear to make it
Bite of Fox offers a range of meal planning resources, including popular recipes like bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches, cheesy chicken lasagna casserole, and creamy Calabrian chile pasta. Each recipe comes with step-by-step instructions and ingredient lists to simplify cooking.
The site also highlights the HexClad cookware, designed for optimal cooking performance with a hybrid technology that ensures even heat distribution. Essential kitchen tools are recommended to enhance meal preparation, making cooking enjoyable and efficient.
#crime
Fox News: Anonymous Epstein accuser recants sexual slavery claims against Moviefone co-founder
An anonymous accuser has withdrawn her sex trafficking lawsuit against psychiatrist Henry Jarecki, stating she no longer believes he intended her harm and that their relationship was consensual. The lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice, preventing her from reviving the claims.
Jarecki, who has consistently denied the allegations, described the accusations as false and part of a money-seeking effort by the accuser's lawyers. The accuser had previously claimed that Jarecki abused her after being referred by Jeffrey Epstein, which she now disputes.
Le Monde: Man sentenced to life over 2019 Lyon terrorist attack that injured 15
Mohamed Medjdoub, an Algerian former computer science student, was on trial for a bomb attack in Lyon that injured around 15 people. Experts described him as narcissistic, radicalized, and dangerous, reflecting his contempt for "infidels."
During the trial, Medjdoub remained silent until the final day, where he claimed his attack was a "total success" and a "total victory," despite the injuries caused. His statements reinforced the assessments of his personality.